CanadaBuys #W847A-270473

Temporary ISO Class 7 Composite Repair Shelter for 14 Wing Greenwood

Canada’s Department of National Defence is procuring a temporary clean-room shelter for aircraft composite repairs at 14 Wing Greenwood. - Government buyer: Department of National Defence (DND), Government of Canada; Canadian Multi-Mission Aircraft (CMMA) Project, DGMPD (A&L), CMMA PFO; end user is 14 Air Maintenance Squadron (14 AMS), 14 Wing Greenwood, Hangar 10, Nova Scotia. Taha Siddiqui is identified as a CMMA procurement contact. - Procurement: One manufactured, delivered, and installed interim Composite Repair Shelter, including HVAC and exhaust systems, plus replacement filters and training. - Shelter: Quantity 1; no part number or OEM specified. Approximate overall dimensions are 26 ft × 12 ft × 10 ft, including a 20 ft × 12 ft work area and 6 ft × 12 ft entrance airlock. - Replacement filters: One set covering three years for all shelter systems; no part number or manufacturer specified. - Training: 12 personnel to be trained in HVAC and exhaust operation and daily care and maintenance, with completion certificates. - Notable technical requirements: At least ISO Class 7 cleanliness; positive-pressure work area; adjustable temperature of 19–24°C and relative humidity of 25–50%; particle filtration below 1,000 particles per cubic foot; and exhaust that keeps solvent concentrations below 200 ppm when 50 mL of acetone, MIBK, or MPK is used, with activated-carbon or equivalent filtration. - Other specified features include explosion-proof and emergency lighting, required doors and windows, electrical and air-line connection rough-ins, and fire-alarm station provisions at each door. DND personnel perform connection work. - The shelter supports aircraft repair work using carbon-fibre, fiberglass, and aramid-fibre composites, including application and curing of adhesives, bonds, lacquers, coatings, and resins. - Delivery and installation are required within six months of contract award. Warranty continues through the contractor’s standard warranty or 12 months after acceptance, whichever is longer. - No OEMs, manufacturers, or commercial vendors are named in the supplied materials. Bids are evaluated on lowest price among technically compliant offers; the solicitation includes a security requirement.

Description

The Department of National Defence, through the Canadian Multi-Mission Aircraft Project, is seeking the design, manufacture, and delivery of a clean room facility to serve as an interim Composite Repair Shelter at 14 Air Maintenance Squadron, 14 Wing Greenwood, Nova Scotia. The shelter will be installed in Hangar 10 and used until the new CMMA hangar is constructed. It will support aircraft composite repair activities, including applying and curing adhesives, bonds, lacquers, and resins on composite materials; limited quantities of specified solvents will also be used. The estimated contract period is six months, and the stated selection criterion is lowest price.

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